The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-07-05
PERSONAL.

MIR. Peter Long leaves this evening fol
Toronto, Canada, for a months visit.
"A. E. Poteet has returned from hi.
trip to the east and is still aD. s. w.
e. CISchmidt, with Ehrgott g. Ney
returned yesterday from a trip to Balti
more.
Mr.. o. J. and Arthur Goehuer viii
spend to-day in Lexington visiting friends
and relatives.
j. ]. Kelley, of Parsons, Kansas, has
been spending tie week in this city with
relatives. Mrs. Kelley is also here.
R. III. Whitlaw and J. r. Quarles
who spent the day here yesterday, left fol
their homes in Boonville last night,
Henry ID. Hill leaves this morning to
join his wife and daughter, Matte Pear
who is on visit at her parents home in
Howard county.
Harry Thompson, son of the city
clerk, leaves Wednesday for a two months
visit among relatives in the Black Hills
near Deadwood, Dakota.
MIR. w. Darden, otherwise known as
Handsome" Darden, has been lying
quite sick at his room at Kaiser's for sew.
eral days. He was somewhat better, yes.
terday.
Col. Henry Lamm got back yesterday
from his trip to Ann Arbor, where he en-
gagged in the semi-centennial of the alumni
of the Michigan University.
&C. B. Littlefeld, cashier of the Knob
noster National hank, accompanied by his
wife, came down from the Knob last night,
and will spend to-day and tomorrow with
Judge Bailey and family.
w. w. Angel, of Chicago, was at
Kaiser's yesterday. He was exhibiting
specimens of camel and bituminous coal
got from a mine about two miles sou tn of
of Upton, which he proposes to develop
if he can get the Missouri Pacific to lay a
switch for him. The coal of each variety
is said to be very fine.
Everett Farnham, an old Sedalia boy,
who has book store in Clay Center, Kan,
writes to friends that he is getting along
finely. He has also sent home a number
OF fine views of his store and of the sur
rounding town. Among the fine buildings
displayed is a magnificent four story brick
costing 800, 900 and designed for an opera
house, all of which goes to prove that Clay
Center, Kan, is booming town, and as to
q booming boy, is a good place for
Everett.
-Sicher's-Chas L Robb, NJ B Fitzpat-
rick, Kansas City; G McFarlane, St. Louis;
Ri 6 Coles. New York; A ii Conley, Co
lumbia; r E Collins, Brownsville; w J
SIMPSON, Windsor; ID E Pritchard, II g
Brown, Fl Scott; 6 E Walker, L E Mink
ley, w r Cady, ST. Louis, l. z Green, Yer
sailles; ] F Smith, Fayette; o NJ Mitchell,
Kirksville.
-Kaisers-P Cunningham, ] E Kings
bury, H Plumes, J B Smith, N Hillard,
st. Louis; c w Farwell, Kansas City;
Chas Ranshaw G e Kilbom, J II Fri
dennald, Cincinnati; w E Hassett, Macon,
w E Spies, Chicago; II G Fike, Warrens-
burg; 81 l. Tillotson and wife Nevada;
81 G Timmonds, Lamar; Miss Maggie
Tichener, JEFF City; Gus ID Fisher, E B
Woodin Tahlequah, 1. T.; Mrs n Land,
Warrensburg; Hon Henry Teiill, Lansing
-Merchant's-J c Obermiller, Hous-
ton, Texas; r M Afford, Walker; CL|
Henry, New York; G A Shirley, Wichita,
Kansas; Miss Viola Parker, Jas Gallager,
VIM Donaher, Kansas City, Mo; P J Nc
Mercy, Boonville; A G Lisner, Hermann.
A B Gishell and wife, Paris, Illinois: Rs
Martin, M Healy, NC Nudge, St Louis:
3 r Davis: Arbeka, wv T Maylan,
F NJ Redman, Greenridge, A
Pattnllo, Omaha; ID McCulloch, Shanna
Mounds; T p BARN MoberIy: w A Fitz-
yeralds, Louisville: ] 3 Smont Miss An
1ie Willett, Bryan, Ohio; Fl E Dealle, In
Frank Shinnick, Kansas City.